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354.01dam domdom chumbers). Wharall thubulbs uptheaires! Shatta-
–354.01+Russian dom: house, family
–354.01+dum-dum bullet: a bullet designed to expand on impact (first developed at the Dum Dum Arsenal in India, 1896)
–354.01+chambers
–354.01+where
–354.01+what are all the bulbs up in the air?
–354.01+hubbub
–354.01+up there
–354.01+upstairs
–354.01+shadow
–354.01+shot him?
354.02movick?
–354.02+movie
–354.02+moving
–354.02+Irish mo mhic: my son, my boy
354.03     BUTT (pulling alast stark daniel with alest doog at doorak while
–354.03+a last
–354.03+German stark: strong
–354.03+O'Connell's Ale (brewed by The Phoenix Brewery, once owned by Daniel O'Connell's son, also called Daniel)
–354.03+denial
–354.03+a last
–354.03+Russian dookh: spirit, courage
–354.03+Anglo-Irish deoch an dorais: parting drink, last drink before going home (literally 'drink of the door')
–354.03+Russian durak: idiot
354.04too greater than pardon painfully the issue of his mouth diminuen-
–354.04+Genesis 4:13: 'My transgression is greater than pardon' (Cain)
–354.04+diminuendo (music)
354.05doing, vility of vilities, he becomes, allasvitally, faint). Shurenoff!
–354.05+Ecclesiastes 1:2: 'vanity of vanities' [625.07]
–354.05+Obsolete vility: vileness of character; lowliness of condition
–354.05+sure enough
–354.05+shearing off
354.06Like Faun MacGhoul!
–354.06+Finn MacCool
354.07     BUTT and TAFF (desprot slave wager and foeman feodal un-
–354.07+{{Synopsis: II.3.5.A: [354.07-354.36]: Butt and Taff merge into one — the dialogue of Butt and Taff ends}}
–354.07+desperate
–354.07+despite
–354.07+song The Soldier's Song: 'the despot or the slave'
–354.07+Motif: A/O
–354.07+wage-slave: capitalist worker (in Communist propaganda)
–354.07+Archaic foeman: enemy in war, adversary
–354.07+song The Three Coloured Ribbon: 'In the streets of City the foeman is falling And wee birds are singing "Old Ireland, arise"'
–354.07+foreman
–354.07+feudal yeoman
–354.07+unshackled
354.08sheckled, now one and the same person, their fight upheld to right
–354.08+(Motif: coincidence of contraries)
–354.08+song Bishop O'Dwyer and Maxwell: 'O'Dwyer upheld the right'
354.09for a wee while being baffled and tottered, umbraged by the shadow
–354.09+song The Brave Volunteers: 'for a wee while'
–354.09+Motif: Butt/Taff
–354.09+Archaic umbraged: shaded, overshadowed; offended, displeased
354.10of Old Erssia's magisquammythical mulattomilitiaman, the living
–354.10+Irish Éire: Ireland
–354.10+Russia's
–354.10+Latin magister: master
–354.10+Latin magis quam: more than
–354.10+magical, mythical
–354.10+mulatto: the offspring of a black parent and a white parent
–354.10+living-by-owning: the Communist propaganda's name for the capitalist society ethic
354.11by owning over the surfers of the glebe whose sway craven minnions
–354.11+surface of the globe
–354.11+Archaic glebe: soil, earth; a piece of cultivated land, especially one assigned to a clergyman as part of his office
–354.11+song The Brave Volunteers: 'by craven and traitor'
–354.11+craven: cowardly
354.12had caused to revile, as, too foul for hell, under boiling Mauses'
–354.12+song The Brave Volunteers: 'they had cause to revile'
–354.12+German Teufel: devil
–354.12+song Dublin: 'too foul for hell'
–354.12+song Ireland to the British Empire: 'burning, With boiling lead and brands'
–354.12+Mauser rifles were used in the 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin
–354.12+Moses's burning bush (Exodus 3:2)
354.13burning brand, he falls by Goll's gillie, but keenheartened by the
–354.13+Comyn: The Youthful Exploits of Fionn 20: 'Luichet fell by Goll'
–354.13+Goll Mac Morna killed Cumhall, Finn's father, and replaced him as leader of the Fianna, but later on willingly relinquished the post to Finn [.06]
–354.13+Motif: Gall/Gael
–354.13+Anglo-Irish gillie: young manservant, lad
–354.13+Gaping Gill
354.14circuminsistence of the Parkes O'Rarelys in a hurdly gurdly Cicilian
–354.14+Persse O'Reilly
–354.14+Sicilian hurdy-gurdies
–354.14+Saint Cecilia: patron of music
354.15concertone of their fonngeena barney brawl, shaken everybothy's
–354.15+Italian concertone: augmentative of concerto
–354.15+concertina
–354.15+song The Soldier's Song: 'fonn na bhFiann' (Irish 'soldier's song')
–354.15+song The Soldier's Song: 'bearna baoghail' (Irish 'gap of danger')
–354.15+shaking everybody's
354.16hands, while S. E. Morehampton makes leave to E. N. Sheil-
–354.16+Morehampton Road, southeastern Dublin
–354.16+makes love
–354.16+Shielmartin Road, northeastern Dublin
354.17martin after Meetinghouse Lanigan has embaraced Vergemout
–354.17+Meeting-house Lane, old Dublin
–354.17+Rev. John Lannigan: The Ecclesiastical History of Ireland
–354.17+embarrassed
–354.17+embraced
–354.17+French Slang verge: penis
–354.17+Vergemount Hall, Clonskeagh, Dublin
354.18Hall, and, without falter or mormor or blathrehoot of sophsterliness,
–354.18+song We Shall Rise Again: 'without falter'
–354.18+father or mother
–354.18+Danish mormor: grandmother
–354.18+murmur
–354.18+blather
–354.18+brotherhood of sisterliness
–354.18+or
–354.18+sophister: a fallacious reasoner; at Trinity College Dublin, a student in the third or fourth year
354.19pugnate the pledge of fiannaship, dook to dook, with a commonturn
–354.19+Italian pugna: fight
–354.19+Fianna: Finn's warrior band
–354.19+friendship
–354.19+Downing: Digger Dialects 20: 'DOOK (n.) — Hand' (World War I Slang)
–354.19+Comintern: third Communist International
354.20oudchd of fest man and best man astoutsalliesemoutioun palms it
–354.20+Dutch oud: old
–354.20+Armenian oukhd: vow
–354.20+German fest: firm
–354.20+Swedish fästman: fiancé
–354.20+song Who Fears to Speak of Easter Week: 'great men and straight men'
–354.20+song The Dublin Brigade: 'There were straight men and great in the Dublin Brigade'
–354.20+Armenian Asdouadz: God
–354.20+Armenian asdouacapanoutioun: theology
–354.20+palm (shaking hands)
354.21off like commodity tokens against a cococancancacacanotioun).
–354.21+can-can
–354.21+concatenation
–354.21+Armenian khaghaghout'iun: peace
354.22When old the wormd was a gadden and Anthea first unfoiled her
–354.22+(rhyming verses) [.22-.28]
–354.22+when all the world was a garden (Eden)
–354.22+Archaic worm: snake
–354.22+Polish gad: reptile
–354.22+Anthea: an epithet of Aphrodite as flower-goddess
–354.22+unveiled
354.23limbs wanderloot was the way the wood wagged where opter
–354.23+Motif: alliteration (w)
–354.23+wonderful was the way the world was
–354.23+Waterloo
–354.23+phrase the way of the world: the manner in which things are typically done or people typically behave
–354.23+Motif: A/O
354.24and apter were samuraised twimbs. They had their mutthering
–354.24+Samurai: class of military retainers in feudal Japan
–354.24+Dutch samen: together
–354.24+Siamese twins
–354.24+Anglo-Irish Pronunciation mutthering: muttering
–354.24+German Mutter: mother
–354.24+Motif: Murthering Irish
–354.24+mothering Eves
354.25ivies and their murdhering idies and their mouldhering iries in
–354.25+Motif: Murthering Irish
–354.25+murdering Ides (Ides of March: 15 March, the date of Julius Caesar's assassination)
–354.25+ideas
–354.25+mouldering
–354.25+hymn Dies Irae (Latin 'Day of Wrath'; part of the Requiem Mass for the dead)
–354.25+irises
354.26that muskat grove but there'll be bright plinnyflowers in Calo-
–354.26+muscat
–354.26+Pliny and Columella, flowers, towers (Motif: Aujourd'hui comme aux... (Quinet)) [281.04-.05]
354.27mella's cool bowers when the magpyre's babble towers scorching
–354.27+magpie
–354.27+Tower of Babel
354.28and screeching from the ravenindove. If thees lobed the sex of
–354.28+Motif: dove/raven
–354.28+(you)
–354.28+German loben: to praise
–354.28+love the size
–354.28+sexual mosaics can have the head and body of different sexes
354.29his head and mees ates the seep of his traublers he's dancing
–354.29+mice ate the
–354.29+(I)
–354.29+(we)
–354.29+hate the seat of his trousers
–354.29+German Traube: grape
–354.29+trouble
354.30figgies to the spittle side and shoving outs the soord. And he'll
–354.30+spindle-side: female line of descent
–354.30+French sourd: deaf
–354.30+sword
354.31be buying buys and go gulling gells with his flossim and jessim
–354.31+by-and-by
–354.31+boys, girls
–354.31+buoys
–354.31+Motif: Gall/Gael
–354.31+gills
–354.31+German floss: flowed
–354.31+German Flossen: fins
–354.31+flotsam and jetsam
354.32of carm, silk and honey while myandthys playing lancifer lucifug
–354.32+carmine, silk, honey (insect products)
–354.32+Motif: Tom, Dick and Harry
–354.32+Exodus 3:8: (of the promised land) 'a land flowing with milk and honey' (a common biblical phrase)
–354.32+(high and mighty)
–354.32+(game of angels and devils)
–354.32+Lancelot: a prominent knight of King Arthur and the lover of Queen Guinevere
–354.32+Lucifuge Rofocale: Lucifer in the Grand Grimoire
354.33and what's duff as a bettle for usses makes coy cosyn corollanes'
–354.33+deaf as a beetle for us
–354.33+Russian ushi: ears
–354.33+cousin
–354.33+William Shakespeare: Coriolanus
354.34moues weeter to wee. So till butagain budly shoots thon rising
–354.34+moue: a pout, a protrusion of the lips indicating annoyance or flirtation
–354.34+mouths water
–354.34+more sweeter to me
–354.34+Butt again
–354.34+bud, shoot, germ (botanical terms)
–354.34+Motif: How Buckley shot the Russian General
–354.34+Dialect thon: that, yon
354.35germinal let bodley chow the fatt of his anger and badley bide
–354.35+French germinal: seventh (early-spring, March 21 to April 19) month of French Revolutionary calendar
–354.35+Emile Zola: Germinal
–354.35+Motif: A/O
–354.35+Irish bod: penis
–354.35+Sir Thomas Bodley: English statesman and bibliophile who enlarged the library at Oxford which is now called the Bodleian Library (1545-1613)
–354.35+phrase chew the fat of his anger
–354.35+Taff (Motif: Butt/Taff) [.36]
–354.35+bite
354.36the toil of his tubb.
–354.36+toilet
–354.36+Swift: A Tale of a Tub (story of three brothers)
–354.36+Butt [.35]


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